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Three modes of transport - the Sound of Scarba ferry unloading cars at Hunter's Quay and, honestly, the seaplane is the little dot on the right. Either that or it's a speck of dirt on my lens. It was a lovely day for a trip on the seaplane.
I caught these three Flickers hanging out on a branch. There was a lot of sqwaking going on, and now I see that one of the is excavating a nest hole....hopefully soon I can get baby shots!
I was lucky enough to have the sun just catch the eyes of this white-tailed kite, at Coyote Hills, in Fremont, CA.
Kite - Coyote Hills 11-18-18 (1+2) mod 2b v2+logo PSE & NIK
Yes, Morgan are selling three wheelers. I wonder what it's like to drive. The Super Dry edition was also announced at Goodwood. Because Morgan customers always wear Super Dry clothing..
June 9, 2008 — Three University of Virginia student volunteers talked about how best to move a 12-foot sheet of drywall up three stories of scaffolding outside the partially built Habitat for Humanity house. After one failed attempt, they changed places and successfully handed the unwieldy piece from one person to the other up to the top. It was one of several lessons in teamwork they practiced while spending the sweltering afternoon of June 4 on the community service project.
The trio was among almost 40 leaders of student organizations who were on Grounds for an intensive, weeklong training program, dubbed "Leadership 2008." The annual program, sponsored by the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs, is designed to familiarize student leaders with offices and resources at the University, as well as the administrators responsible for them. The program gives the students opportunities to focus on leadership issues and enables them to get to know one another better.
"Leadership is not an individual job," said rising fourth-year Michael Chapman, vice chairman of the University Judiciary Committee, in charge of selecting and training first-year students. "You have to work together."
His partners, Blaire Hawkins and Nadine Natour, agreed. Hawkins, vice chairwoman for investigations on the Honor Committee, said, "It's important for organizations like the Honor Committee [to attend Leadership 2008], because it touches everyone at the University. This program will help us be more effective in the future."
Natour said it was an "exciting opportunity" to connect with other student groups and learn more about U.Va. and how it runs. Nator, co-chairwoman of the Middle East Leadership Council, she said she thinks more students should be exposed to the people and resources this group was learning about.
Several in the program said they had wanted to work with Habitat for Humanity and would consider volunteering again.
That was good news to Habitat's site supervis
Three cs leyland leopard plaxton supreme 53 seater semi automatic splitter (that still works!) seen sitting outside as its been kicked out the barn so the wheat can go in! It will go back in when summer harvest is over! Preservation project maybe? (inside in very good nick)
The rising autumn sun shines through a stand of trees at Stanborough Lakes in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire
At the 'Three Rondavels viewpoint' is an unforgettable view of three huge rock spirals rising out of the far wall of the Blyde River Canyon. Their tops appear to have a hut-like rounded roof. A rondavel is a traditional African style house, so that's why they call these three spectacular peaks as 'Three Rondavels' (source).
I am trying to train myself to avoid so many overexposures. This was a good test for that. It means having to risk underexposing, but that of course has a remedy, while overexposure does not. I wonder if I can do this again, lol. When I try to make the scene look right in the camera, it so often comes out with hotspots.........